We had a successful start to preschool. No tears (from all parties involved)! We had gone for a few visits this summer to get her acquainted with the school. She was a bit hesitant when we got there, the school was a buzzing from all of the excitement. But, within a minute or two, she sat down outside for a little free play and even followed her teacher into the classroom to get the day started. We stayed just long enough to snap a few quick pictures, and then waved good-bye and Colby and I were off on our way. It's been a solid hour now and no phone calls from the preschool!!!! It's eerily silent in the house, Raif is snoozing away and so are the dogs. I think I shall go have another cup of coffee!
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
1st Day of Preschool
Grandmommy Dorothy's Birthday
We joined Colby's parents and Grandmommy for her 92nd birthday at Virginia Country Club on Monday. We had a wonderful lunch followed by a delicious creative cakery cake. Bailey and Raif are fortunate to have 3 great-grandmas still with us.
Block Party at the Ireland's
On Sunday, we went over to Julian Ave. for the Ireland's block party. The fabulous neighbors of Julian Avenue did a wonderful job of having lots of fun activites for everyone to enjoy. There was a chili cook-off, bike decorating followed by a parade, a bounce house, and lots of fun games and activities. See the Ireland blog www.aaronandsarahireland.blogspot.com for more fun pictures.
Last Summer Trip to Disneyland
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
My Garden
The Ice Cream Boy
Bailey, Raif and I went over to my neighbor Anne's house for a playdate with her two girls, Annabelle and Vicki. We had tons of fun, and she introduced Raif to these tiny little popsicles that are "slow melt," perfect for little ones. She thought Raif was so cute with them that she brought him another one for a treat at our house. Needless to say, I had to go and buy some at the store. Bailey eats these in about a minute. So, she gets the big popsicles and Raif gets the baby size ones. Bailey no longer has to be chased around the house by her brother to get some of her popsicle. Now he can have his own!
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